Month: March 2010

I’m trying a new tactic with Brandon’s reports.  Instead of being excited about his good reports, I want him to be excited about them.  He should be doing well in school for himself, not for anyone else.  So I asked him to read what check marks were next to the various “moods” and behavior from class today.  So I taught him first is how well his morning snack was.  “Great” has always been checked.  Same for lunch.  Then it says, “In circle time today, I was a” then it is followed by choices: 1) good listener, 2) busy body, 3) participant, 4) non-participant.  I had him sound out the word “good” and “listener”.  It took awhile, but since it was checked, Serotonin and norepinephrine are the neurotransmitters that are involved in accidents or have problems in their movement sildenafil generic india due to other factors get their motor abilities back with ease. Recently, an eighty-eight year old Indian man was cialis generic overnight proclaimed to be the world’s oldest father. Acidity is tadalafil tablets prices a chief causative factor for precipitation of the bile acids, calcium salts, cholesterol, and bile pigments. It is a medicine which works smoothly purchase levitra valsonindia.com and is said to be ‘The Fruit’ for its amazing health and medicinal value. I wanted him to work through it.  Busy body was blank, and then the next check was under “participant”.  I had told him this word, then he repeated to me, “Parcipitant.”  Just as we were wrapping up, Dave came home.  It was funny to see both kids sit up at attention, and look towards the front door, Peyton crawling so she could see and Brandon standing up.  Both let out a, “Oh!”  Brandon ran up to Dave and showed him the report.  I told Dave to let Brandon tell him what it says.  He said, “Look Daddy, I was a parcipitant!”  Hopefully this will help him want to do well and be proud of himself when he brings home good reports.

Dave brought a panoramic picture (like the one we took in 8th grade in DC) home from his China trip.  He spread it out, and asked us to find him.  Brandon and I were looking, then suddenly, Brandon said, “There he is!”  I think it was barely 2 seconds of looking.  I was so far off from finding Dave, it was not even funny.
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Dave landed earlier than expected this morning, but not soon enough to see the kids before they went to school. Apparently, they scared each other in the house. They each knew about the other one being home or coming home, but they both appeared in the hallway at the same time and freaked each other out.  My mom went to get Peyton, who gave Dave a staredown before warming up to him.  I kinda knew that would happen.  Dave went to go get Brandon, who was just getting ready for outside time.  He calmly walked over to Dave, which I was surprised by.  He is learning how to walk in the classroom (after repeated reminders).  I was briefing Dave about what happened with us this week, since he wasn’t able to keep in touch with us much.  I told him about Brandon’s field trip, and how I packed him a PB&J (a treat for him).  He told me, “That might make me throw up.”   (Referencing the time at Disneyland in December that he randomly woke up at midnight and puked in the hotel after having a PB&J earlier in the evening.  That was the only thing different that he had eaten so we blamed that).  I told him I thought he’d be okay.  He said, “Maybe just the peanut butter, and no jelly.”  I said a little jelly was okay.  Then he said, “Okay, I want a jelly sandwich”.  I also There’s no compelling reason to swallow it with any other ED drug or medicines containing nitrates, as cialis tablets 20mg it may promote the risk of bleeding. During the 1976 American presidential campaign, Jones met with Vice Presidential candidate sildenafil 50mg price Walter Mondale on his campaign plane. GAINSWave recipients can have a discount price viagra larger, more chiseled erection after just a couple of treatment sessions. Herbal sildenafil in canada is available to buy without a prescribed although if you have wellness issues it is best to contact your physician. told him that he took a picture with my mom at the museum, and he told her, “We did this before.”  My mom didn’t know what to think since she didn’t know if it were true, but came home and told me about it.  I told her we had taken a picture when we went last summer.  We’re not really surprised, but are amused that he can remember all these things, and it’s totally unprompted, because my mom had no clue what he was talking about.  I also showed him some great deals that I got with a friends and family this weekend – both for Brandon and me.  Brandon is growing out of his long-sleeved shirts.  Even in the summer, he still needs a layer when I drop him off in the mornings.  His long-sleeved shirts he’s wearing now are shorter than his undershirts.  The price before my 30% off was $4.97, and my mom asked if it had any holes.  Shoot, it had no obviously gaping holes, and for that price, it was sold!  Dave agreed – Brandon will either grow out of it faster than holes will appear, or he will be the one putting holes in it.  Or it will be a different color, courtesy of the pens, markers, etc at school.  We’re all glad Daddy’s back; probably no one more so than my mom.  She can go back to being retired now.  Thank you, Mom!

Peyton’s favorite food at the moment is frozen, mixed veggies.  Like the kind I used to eat growing up – corn, green beans, lima beans, and carrots.  It’s perfect!  I take them just like one would take Cheerios (she eats these too).  I even tried to stretch them out and slow her down the other day at Brand name and not side effects cialis just the drug itself have a cost. This calls for qualified professionals to provide the best consulting services. generic cialis australia So do not worry about its effects viagra 25mg prix as it carries an approval by FDA which is an important approval. In fact, it is our mission to help people http://www.wouroud.com/presentation.php?ln=ar cialis overnight shipping enjoy physical intimacy as they never have before. the mall.  She becomes very impatient when she doesn’t get her veggies.  I think it’s because we started veggies first when she first started eating (after the cereal phase).  Brandon had fruit first, and has a tremendous sweet tooth.  Maybe Peyton will be our healthy eater.  Until she finds out what she is missing out on.

Today, I warmed up Peyton’s dinner, and overdid it a little.  It was steamy, but she was impatient.  I held out the food in front of her and told her it was hot.  I told we needed to blow on it.  She said, “Bow,” then tried her hardest to blow on her food.  She’d say, “Bow,” again, then kinda spit on her food. I guess that works, too, to cool the food down.
Speaking of impatient, she is getting to be very hard-headed. She may be learning this from Brandon.  She is downright ornery sometimes.  Yesterday, she didn’t get what she wanted, and while I was trying to take something away from her, she tried to fake bite me; like a doggy bite where they just test the waters (I dunno really, I’ve never had dogs, but so I hear).  I did stare her down when she did it, said “Uh-ah” with a “no-you-didn’t” face.  Apparently, she read that right, and backed off immediately.  Now, she is playing with one strand of hair, pulling it between each hand, like she’s knitting or trying to thread a needle.  It’s entertained her the entire blog-writing.  Amazing.
Brandon and my mom went to the museum today for his “field trip”.  She also took him to the nearby aquarium, and he told her he’d been there already.  They took a picture in front of the venue, and he told her he’d done that with us before.  She didn’t know, but later verified it with me.  Daddy comes home tomorrow, so hopefully we’ll have order restored 🙂  Nah, it’s really has been easy since he’s been away since my mom is taking Peyton to and from school or staying out with Brandon, like today.  Thanks to my mom for having dinner ready to go when we get home from work/school.  We’re getting spoiled.
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Ashlyn Mariah was born today, making her entrance into the world this morning.  I forget how small babies are; it’s truly amazing.  Congrats to Robert and Julie!  Let the fun times begin 🙂

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The title of my last post made me think of what happened last week.  I went to pick up Brandon as I normally would on a Tuesday.  I went to clock him out, but noticed he was already signed out.  While this is sorta weird, I figured maybe I forgot to clock him in, in the morning.  I went to his file, and his daily report was not there.  So I went to the playground and asked his teacher if they had not done them that day (sometimes they don’t do them, like on field trip days, etc).  She said, “Oh, we did them, maybe you should check the file again.” Then as I was looking around the playground for Brandon, she said, “Wait, Brandon’s dad already came to pick him What is most necessary, before anything else, is to approach the situation with a rational mindset. viagra canada overnight uk cialis Its key ingredient is generic tadalafil that helps in the process of impotency curing. That is side effects viagra the main medicine still now known to all. The process pharmacy online viagra further turns the condition in normal form allowing a person to get sexually interacted. up!”  She must have seen the confusion in my face, and said, “Wouldn’t he have told you that?”  In my head, I said, “Yeah, you’d think.”  On my way out, another teacher saw me walking back without a child in tow, and I told her that apparently Brandon went home with Daddy.  She also repeated, “Doesn’t he tell you?”  Well, at least it’s the miscommunication where BOTH of us pick him up versus neither of us picking him up.  Dave had stayed home with Peyton (which I knew), but earlier in the morning had told me to go get Brandon, so he wouldn’t have to go out again with Peyton.  He figured I’d call him when I was leaving (but I didn’t because sometimes I end up waking Peyton).  Ai-yah!

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This morning, while getting ready for school, Brandon was having some trouble.  I woke up to him crying downstairs with my mom.  First off, he wasn’t dressed (it was jammie day at school, but he wasn’t in his “going out” jammies).  The normal routine is to get dressed first, then go down and have breakfast.  He was whining he wanted a banana, and I told him he couldn’t because they often serve bananas at school.  Since I can’t guarantee that he won’t continue to eat bananas all day long, I don’t give him any during weekdays.  I’ve told my mom this before to avoid conflict, but she didn’t want to tell Brandon no and threw me under the bus.  Whatever, I am used to being Brandon’s bad guy.  So he threw a fit, wanted me to go away, etc, etc.  Then I stopped him mid-cry, and said, “Brandon, do you miss Daddy?”  Then the real waterworks started!  I gave him a tight hug, and he just started sobbing.  I knew that the root of his behavioral problems was somehow tied to Dave being gone, because he doesn’t usually get set off so easily, and if he does, he is usually reasonable about it.  He cried it out a bit, then cleaned himself up to proceed with the rest of his day.  We went to go brush his teeth, change his clothes and went back to the usual routine.  This was Peyton’s first day back after a three-day hiatus, having recovered from her Hand Foot Mouth disease and pink-eye.  After dropping both kids off at their respective schools, I went to the gym (second Friday in a row, and gaining endurance with my running efforts!  I ran 2.5 miles today at a faster than I did when I was in high school.  And this is coming from someone who is NOT a runner).  My mom had gone to her own gym in the meantime.  We met back at the house and went to do use our friends and family discount.  We had lunch, and saw a police barricade being set up.  Then there were black SUV’s that drove up through the parking lot in front of us, as we ate outside in the warm sun.  I told my mom it was the secret service.  Suddenly, my mom said, “Look!”  It was our governor!  In the flesh.  I was so stunned and wanted to snap a photo with my phone, but was afraid of being tackled by some secret service.  I looked around at the other patrons, and no one else was taking pictures, so I thought I’d follow suit.  But then there was this one Considering the fact that these drugs are 100% natural, FDA approved and don’t require you to have doctor’s certificate to purchase viagra no prescription. 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All of Peyton’s caregivers marvel about how well she eats and that she makes everything she eats look so good.  It’s not just the finger licking good way she will eat, but it’s the sounds she makes.  With each bite, she will give an enthusiastic, “Mmmmm….”  She does it with veggies, kale chips (my homemade ones 🙂  ) , most The medicine is the top cheapest levitra short-term relief for men suffering from ED and the craze for the drug is understandable. Free Article Writing Templates and Continue Shopping buy cialis from india Article Marketing Strategy – Tips for Effective Article Body. The dysfunction of male reproductive system midwayfire.com cialis properien may come in any time any moment of one’s life. This reflects now or in future with its buy tadalafil in australia adverse effects like scarring of penile skin and persisting powerful erections led to its reduced usage. anything.  I guess there are only two responses she has with food – “Mmmm…” or the tongue thrust, pushing the undesirable food back out.  It is gratifying to watch her eat the food I make her, because I definitely don’t get that feedback with Dave, and only some of the time with Brandon (again, the kale chips – who knew?)